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"Positivism"

"Positivism"         [blog theme: nationalism]

 There’s something called “positivism.” It is glossing over issues, avoiding to say or acknowledge the TRUTH, but pretending that nobody has done any evil against another – they have only acted as they deemed fit at the time, bla, bla, bla,... all because you want to be POLITICALLY CORRECT, “civilized” (so-called) and NOT to offend anybody, especially (in the case of the Nigerian polity) the North. Nigeria and Nigerians are using “positivism” to gloss over the real issues and the real TRUTH concerning inter-ethnic matters in this country. The Northern leaders (and their acolytes in the South) are masters at making everybody AVOID or even FEAR saying the truth! They call it “NOT HEATING UP THE POLITY,” or “BEING DE-TRIBALISED”! And some (many) otherwise intelligent people have bought into that!

When God begins to move and JUDGE, because man (Nigeria/Nigerians) have refused to judge himself, don’t cry! Just know it is “heaven-ism” (not “positivism”)

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